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Waddell & Reed has 5 offices in the Phoenix area.

Agreed.  Is there a worse person on the planet than the turtle from Kentucky?

Leave him out of it


https://youtu.be/a8BOtEpUcX8?t=15

If you can do $500/month, I'd go with a Roth IRA. The contributions are not tax deductible, but when you start drawing at 59.5, the income is tax free. Max yearly contribution is $6000, and goes to $7000 when you hit 50.

Your total investment will be $102,500.

I know people who preach the voodoo of "You want to go regular IRA is you're in a lower tax bracket at the end as compared to now." It seems nice in theory, but I'm skeptical. Tax free growth across decades makes sent to me. 

Also, they don't let people at a certain income level get Roths, which is interesting in its own way. 

I know people who preach the voodoo of "You want to go regular IRA is you're in a lower tax bracket at the end as compared to now." It seems nice in theory, but I'm skeptical. Tax free growth across decades makes sent to me.

Also, they don't let people at a certain income level get Roths, which is interesting in its own way.

There are ways around that. I still contribute.

when did you think it was clear?  after election day? Before, after the riot at the Capital, or after the inauguration?

Actually 100 percent clear? At inauguration if you were thinking with the really fringy part of the brain.

Clear enough to base your stock bets on? The Saturday after election day when the thing got called. Those calls are built on data, so the losing side was going to have to be incredibly competent and coordinated and have a vast set of facts at its disposal. And it was a good bet that was not going to come together.

Whatever could've potentially turned that was gonna rock the markets enough that it wouldn't matter if you bought Tesla or not.

You can. It's called a Roth Conversion.

2021 Form 5498 (irs.gov)

Taxes will never again be as low as they are now.